Black Ops 6 To Launch On All Game Pass Tiers Amid Reports of New Tier

Expert Verified By

Microsoft Seems To Have No Plans For New Game Pass Tier For Now!

Story Highlight
  • Black Ops 6 was officially announced for Game Pass yesterday.
  • It has also been confirmed that the game will be available for all tiers, including the cheapest version of the subscription.
  • This is reassuring after recent reports suggested that the franchise could be limited to certain tiers of Game Pass.

Activision’s catalog on Game Pass is officially expanding. Following the release of Diablo 4, the gaming giant has just announced Black Ops 6 for the subscription, marking yet another high-profile AAA title launching on this subscription from day one.

However, recent reports have suggested that additional Game Pass tiers are in the works. Amid the confusion, it was also said that Black Ops 6 could be restricted to the more expensive tiers of this service.

Fortunately, this does not seem to be the case.

Why it matters: Microsoft’s initial promise to Game Pass subscribers assured them that the catalog would be the same between the base and Ultimate tiers.

Call of Duty Black Ops 6
Call of Duty Black Ops 6 Is The First Entry In The Series To Launch On A Subscription

Recently, Sarah Bond suggested that all first-party games would be available on Game Pass day one, and Activision games would be no exception.

Following these statements, recent reports suggested a new Game Pass tier would be introduced because of Call of Duty. However, as confirmed by Geoff Keighley, Black Ops 6 is coming to all tiers of this service.

This means that the $9.99/month version for PC will offer Black Ops 6, much like the $16.99 Ultimate tier will. One exception is Game Pass Core, but this tier is more of a rebranded Xbox Live Gold.

Microsoft could still announce a price increase hike this year, but the gaming giant seems to have no such plans for the time being. If Xbox had to choose between new tiers of a price hike, it is likely to choose the latter.

Diablo 4
Diablo 4 Was A Massive Launch On Game Pass

Following the announcement, some fans also expect Microsoft to shadow-drop all the older Call of Duty games on this service. If this ends up being the case, Game Pass could receive a huge growth in monthly subscribers due to the nostalgic value of those titles.

While Microsoft’s confirmation does not completely rule out new tiers or price hikes, fans can rest easy now.

Every Game Pass member can anticipate the ability to play Black Ops 6, making it the cheapest entry point for a Call of Duty release to date. We also expect the game to break multiple records because of its subscription launch.

Was our article helpful? 👨‍💻

Thank you! Please share your positive feedback. 🔋

How could we improve this post? Please Help us. 😔

Gear Up For Latest News

Get exclusive gaming & tech news before it drops. Sign up today!

Join Our Community

Still having issues? Join the Tech4Gamers Forum for expert help and community support!

Latest News

Join Our Community

104,000FansLike
32,122FollowersFollow

Trending

Valve Considers Steam Machine A Success, It Never Wanted To Compete With PlayStation And Xbox

An insider has stated that Valve considers the Steam Machine a success because it has different goals compared to traditional console makers.

PlayStation Using Bots To Defend Physical Games Decision Following Backlash

PlayStation is seemingly attempting to turn the tide against physical game criticism by using an army of social media bots.

Starfield Hasn’t Been Abandoned; Bethesda Reaffirms Starfield Support as Player Count Hits 17 Million

Starfield has surpassed 17M players and draws over one million monthly users as Bethesda confirms updates and new content in development.

PlayStation Set To Introduce Regional Pricing, Digital Games May Cost More In Certain Regions

PlayStation will introduce regional pricing to Latin American countries, with an exchange rate that makes games more expensive.

Marathon Director Exits Bungie 4 Months After Disappointing Launch

The Marathon Game Director has officially left Bungie, leaving the game in the hands of developers who worked alongside him.